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Has anyone here have any experience with psychotherapy, did it made a difference in any way, please share your experience

Has anyone here have any experience with psychotherapy, did it made a difference in any way, please share your experience ...

I stutter and I'm in a pickle

I stutter and I'm in a pickle Hello, My name is Robert (21), Been stuttering since my first Words, I doubt it's from birth. Short backstory incoming. When I was 2, my dad was an alcoholic , he wou...

Finishing their words/sentences is a personal thing, some people like it some people hate it. But it seems she's happy with it, but it might be worth touching base to check what she wants with regards...

As you've said, she enjoys the session because she actually gets to speak, uninterrupted and probably not feel pressured to speak fluently or quickly. The important part is that you're making her comf...

I'm a therapist whose client stutters (advice welcomed)

I'm a therapist whose client stutters (advice welcomed) I got a client recently that has a MASSIVE stutter. At first I was insanely nervous because I didn't want to do anything to make her feel awkwar...

I had a speech therapist a couple years back and they taught me techniques I already knew and used. Maybe I should've kept going longer but they didn't seem to have much else to provide. That was duri...

So far it’s been great but FYI it’s not Mark’s program. It’s a program that a married couple came up with who are doctors with many years of research. It gives me feedback knowing how many short phona...

Yes I believe so. How are you liking it and have you seen improvement? Just trying to schedule a consultation to figure out price and length of the program. Any information would be helpful!!...

Reading those first three paragraphs... So much of what you covered there mirrors my experience. I've said it many times in this sub, speech therapy didn't work for me in my youth because I didn't p...

Question for the SLPs that might be here.

Question for the SLPs that might be here. What are some of the factors that help or prevent people with stuttering from achieving significant improvements in their fluency? I believe I understand wha...

Going to a regular therapist

Going to a regular therapist Hello, Im 15M and went to a speech therapist when I was 10yrs old. Didn't work in the slightest buy they did say it was only mentally with me so a little while ago after a...

It's difficult because so many things work, just not for everyone. I found that not hating myself, or putting pressure on myself for something I had no hand in has really helped. If you haven't done...

If by methods you mean techniques, we didn't do those. Instead I had an individual road map based on the core principles of the therapy. It primarily involved undoing all the junk that had developed i...

Thanks Marco, I am still in the therapy, that helped me a lot and where we are told that "it is bad to stutter". And I've heard it all of my life everywhere since I was 4 yo. So it is hard to change t...

Well it is nice that it worked for you. I´ve tried many strategies, also the "i dont give a F i will stutter but I say what I want" strategy, but it was not good for my mental health in a long term - ...

If those tips work for you, fantastic!, but if you have regular, unexplained periods of dysfluency, then it seems it’s not actually working. Which id expect bc practicing reading fluently and taking...

If you're Australian and on Medicare, you could just make an appointment and find out. You might have to wait, but I don't see any reason why you'd be too much out of pocket. I honestly can't remember...

by far the [McGuire Programme](https://www.mcguireprogramme.com/) has been the only programme that has helped me .I attended speech therapists as a child, as a teenager and as an adult with little las...

Yes, I've visited an NHS speech therapy for a stutter. They are fairly rare and it's a postcode lottery with access and waiting lists but I got in to see a therapist. We talked about how I was coping ...

Hey! I know what you mean, my stutter is bad but not debilitating and it's always been like that. However during Uni I really struggled. Mainly because of the nerves I had when thinking about prese...